Bigfoot Footprint Discovery: Allegheny National Forest Investigation

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Sussex County Bigfoot, lead investigator Mike takes us on a bigfoot research expedition in Allegheny National Forest. Mike is known for his uncut and real approach to bigfoot research, avoiding any crazy editing or music in his videos. In this expedition, Mike is solo and plans to visit the area where they have found bigfoot footprints in the past. He mentions that Pennsylvania is in a moderate fire stage, which could be beneficial for their research as it might reveal some tracks from low water. As Mike sets up camp, he shares that they have been to this location several times before due to the repeated discovery of bigfoot footprints. He also shares some interesting theories about bigfoot and trail cameras, suggesting that bigfoot may have the ability to see infrared light emitted from the cameras, which is why there are no clear pictures of bigfoot on trail cameras. Throughout the day, Mike has been doing deer calls and playing the guitar in an attempt to lure bigfoot into camp. He also takes us on a drive through some backcountry National Forest roads, where he shares some local bigfoot stories he has heard. During the expedition, Mike discovers what appears to be a juvenile bigfoot footprint, which he documents and shares with us. He also mentions that the track is not castable but is still an exciting find. Towards the end of the video, Mike shares some of the bigfoot merchandise available on their Etsy page, including decals, keychains, magnets, and jewelry. Overall, this video from Sussex County Bigfoot provides an interesting look into the world of bigfoot research. Whether you're a seasoned bigfoot researcher or just a curious observer, there's something in this video for everyone. Be sure to check out the full video on YouTube and let us know what you think in the comments below.